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    Depreciation is the loss in value of an asset over time due to use and aging. It is calculated by dividing the original cost of the asset by its expected useful life. Common depreciation methods include straight-line, where the same amount is deducted each year, and declining balance, where more is deducted in early years. Depreciation is explained through examples of calculating the annual depreciation amount for assets over their useful lives.

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    Depreciation is the loss in value of an asset over time due to use and aging. It is calculated by dividing the original cost of the asset by its expected useful life. Common depreciation methods include straight-line, where the same amount is deducted each year, and declining balance, where more is deducted in early years. Depreciation is explained through examples of calculating the annual depreciation amount for assets over their useful lives.

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    ARID1002: (Sem. X) Theory Examination 2013-14

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    6. What is depreciation ? How is it worked out ?

    Explain the process Printed Pages—2 ARID1002


    through some practical examples. (Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be filled in your Answer Book)
    7. Write short notes on (any THREE) : PAPER ID : 181003 Roll No.

    (a) Dilapidation
    B.Arch.
    (b) Conciliation and mediation
    (SEM. X ) THEORY EXAMINATION 2013-14
    (c) Sinking fund
    PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE–II
    (d) Disturbance of easements.
    ARMGT1002
    (Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be filled in your Answer Book)
    PAPER ID : 181005 Roll No.

    (SEM. X ) THEORY EXAMINATION 2013-14


    PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE–II

    Time : 2 Hours Total Marks : 50


    Note :– (1) Attempt any five questions.
    (2) All questions carry equal marks.
    1. What is meant by the term ‘Valuation’ ? Describe in detail the
    Income Capitalization Technique of Valuation.
    2. Explain the term Arbitration. What are the circumstances, under
    which it is applied ?
    3. State the conditions under which easement rights are acquired.
    Explain various types of easements.
    4. What is depreciation ? Explain various methods of calculating
    depreciation.
    5. What are the various job opportunities available in today’s market,
    to a fresh graduate architect. State your preferences with
    justifications.

    ARID1002/ARMGT1002/DQJ-21256 100 ARID1002/ARMGT1002/DQJ-21256 [Turn Over


    6. What is depreciation ? How is it worked out ? Explain the process Printed Pages—2 ARID1002
    through some practical examples. (Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be filled in your Answer Book)
    7. Write short notes on (any THREE) : PAPER ID : 181003 Roll No.

    (a) Dilapidation
    B.Arch.
    (b) Conciliation and mediation
    (SEM. X ) THEORY EXAMINATION 2013-14
    (c) Sinking fund
    PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE–II
    (d) Disturbance of easements.
    ARMGT1002
    (Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be filled in your Answer Book)
    PAPER ID : 181005 Roll No.

    (SEM. X ) THEORY EXAMINATION 2013-14


    PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE–II

    Time : 2 Hours Total Marks : 50


    Note :– (1) Attempt any five questions.
    (2) All questions carry equal marks.
    1. What is meant by the term ‘Valuation’ ? Describe in detail the
    Income Capitalization Technique of Valuation.
    2. Explain the term Arbitration. What are the circumstances, under
    which it is applied ?
    3. State the conditions under which easement rights are acquired.
    Explain various types of easements.
    4. What is depreciation ? Explain various methods of calculating
    depreciation.
    5. What are the various job opportunities available in today’s market,
    to a fresh graduate architect. State your preferences with
    justifications.

    ARID1002/ARMGT1002/DQJ-21256 100 ARID1002/ARMGT1002/DQJ-21256 [Turn Over

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